: >Olympus announced yesterday two new dSLR:
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: Aren't they "live" on all cameras with a screen on the back?
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DSLRs have to put a mirror in front of the sensor in order for the
viewfinder to show you a true 'through the lens' view. You cannot easily
show a live picture on the LCD screen with such a setup. Olympus are very
advanced in many areas of camera design. They provide a "mirror lock" on
some of their cameras to allow a live view.
Many traditional photographers who are not used to looking at arms length to
compose an image do not think this is a worthwhile feature. People moving
from a Digicam to a DSLR will probably love it.
Douglas
John Phillips - 07 Mar 2007 08:21 GMT
>DSLRs have to put a mirror in front of the sensor in order for the
>viewfinder to show you a true 'through the lens' view.
..snip.
Thanks for the helpful reply.
>>Olympus announced yesterday two new dSLR:
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> Aren't they "live" on all cameras with a screen on the back?
No.